Acceleration due to uniform velocity of a body is:
Correct answer: D. Zero
- A. Positive
- B. Negative
- C. Maximum
- D. Zero
Explanation
Uniform velocity means no change in speed or direction; hence acceleration, which measures change in velocity, is zero.
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